Zee Entertainment shares plummet 10% amid concerns over stake sale by promoters
Zee Entertainment Enterprises shares tumbled 9.72 percent to close at Rs 333.30 on the BSE. During the day, it dived 12.66 percent to Rs 322.45


Representational image. Reuters.[/caption]Meanwhile, ZEEL Wednesday said its board will consider standalone and consolidated results for fiscal 2018-19 on 27 May, scotching "market rumours" that raised concerns about audit of the company's financial statements.The company said, in a regulatory filing, it has been informed that "there are certain rumours floating in the market raising concerns about audit of the financial statements of the company for the fiscal year ended 31 March, 2019.""We deny the above rumours floating in the market relating to audit of the financial statements of the company," it said.In a separate filing, the company said it was not in a position to provide any comment or clarification regarding the stake sale process by its promoters, Essel Group.On Tuesday, promoters of Essel Group had said its stake sale process in ZEEL is at an advanced stage.Last year in November, the promoters had stated that they planned to divest up to 50 percent of their stake in ZEEL to a strategic partner."Understandably, in accordance with the said intent, the promoters have been in discussions or negotiations with various prospective investors and the company is not in a position to provide any comment or clarification until such time any potential investor is identified and such arrangement is disclosed by the promoters to the board of directors of the company," ZEEL said in the filing.

Air India to cut Delhi-Toronto flight time by 3 hours, resume non-stop services from August 1
South Korea economy grows faster than expected in Q2 as chip exports power recovery
India remains among fastest-growing major economies despite global uncertainty, says RBI Bulletin
Iran war could cut global growth by more than half: World Bank’s chief economist Indermit Gill
Brent crude climbs to $94 as analysts expect oil prices to stay in $90–100 range

